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you are tasked by your teacher to help her in the computation of your grade for preliminary period. the grade will computed based on the following formula.CRA=summation of all the quizzes, recitation,board 

How are objects passed in CPP? 
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Latest Answer: pointers that do not point to a valid object of the appropriate type. Dangling pointers arise when an object is deleted or deallocated, without modifying the value of the pointer, so that the pointer still points to the memory location of the deallocated ...
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What is auto pointer ? What is the use of this ? 
Latest Answer: Auto pointer is nothing but, Proper memory management ( memory Allocation and deallocation).In C++ there is class template "auto_ptr" this is good example for auto pointer. Only we need to allocate a memory using the "auto_ptr" class ...
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How to connect C++ to MS Access? 
Latest Answer: Inline functions: in exectution of normal  functions compiler overhead occurs by jumping to and fro from stack to avoid this inline functions are used it executes the given functions directly without moving it to stackMacros:macros are the functions ...

What is the difference between macro and inline function? 
Latest Answer: Compiler performs return type checking, function signature before putting inline function into symbol table. But there is no type checking for Macros. So Macros are more error prone as compared to inline functions. ...

Latest Answer: Advantages:* Increasing the programming performance , Using pointers we can able to access the variables faster* Dynamic memory management * Data structure handling (Linkedlist, Stack ,Queue, Data dictionary,....)* File management using FILE pointer ...
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I have a program in Math that I can't do ,can any body help me and I'll be very grateful to him.The program is:How to use Code written in C++ to write matrices/matrix/array in Math with 4th 

Latest Answer: Using const_vast conversion. ...
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